Posted Dec 12, 2008, 4:16 AM
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My original point was that a piece of land in Dundas was remediated for habitation. Does anyone know if the Stelco lands are beyond remediation? ie. too expensive. Didn't that Turkstra guy buy some land to remediate? I wonder what he's planning.
If you think about it that is alot of land used to employ 1400 people, not to mention the pollution, the waterfront/city image.
The global trend is to move labour intensive jobs to lower wage countries. They only reason global giants like Arcelor and US steel would want North American plants is proximity to customers and hard to train specialized skilled labour. It's innovation and an educated workforce that will provide future jobs here.
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